Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Dai Quang – Faculty of Linguistics and Culture of English-Speaking Countries – University of Languages and International Studies – VNU,Hanoi

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Dai Quang – Faculty of Linguistics and Culture of English-Speaking Countries

1.Academic background

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Dai Quang has been teaching English Linguistics to undergraduate and graduate students at VNU University of Languages and International Studies and at other training and research institutions in Vietnam since 1978. From 2002 to 2012, he was engaged in management work as Deputy Director and then Director of Research, ULIS – VNU. Now Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Dai Quang is High-Ranking Lecturer of English Linguistics at ULIS – VNU. The courses he has been teaching include Pragmatics, Semantics, Introduction to English Linguistics, Principles of English Phonetics and Phonology, Applied Linguistics, and Cross-Cultural Communication. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Dai Quang also works as high consultant and supervising expert in English for different establishments in Hanoi and other localities.

2. Contact

Tel: 0903410341

Email: vodaiquang8@gmail.com

3. Research Interests

Pragmatics, Semantics, Principles of English Phonetics and Phonology, Applied Linguistics, Cross-Cultural Communication, Introduction to English Linguistics

4. Research Grants

VNU-level research projects

A Contrastive Research into Questions Proper in English and Vietnamese. Code: QN.00.03 (2001)

A Contrastive Research into Supporting Pragmatic Devices in English and Vietnamese Questions Proper. Code: QN.03.03 (2003)

An Investigation into Interpersonal Meaning Available in English Genuine Questions and Declarative Sentences. Code: CB.03.33 (2006)

A Study on Modal Meaning in the English Sentence – Utterance. Code: QN.07.05 (2007)

A Study on Negative Modal Meaning in the English Sentence – Utterance. Code: QN.08.02 (2010).

ULIS-level research project

Generative Phonology: Derivational Analysis and Some Issues in English Phonology. Code: 01.N05/ KH-BD (2002).

5. Major Publications

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vo Dai Quang is author and co-author of 3 monographs employable for the training of undergraduate and graduate students in English Linguistics, 10 course books and references (for internal distribution), 24 journal articles and 6 research articles that have been presented at different national and international scientific conferences

Among his 43 research works the most prominent are the following 10 research projects. These are:

(i)Vo Dai Quang (2005). Semantics. Ha Noi: Culture & Information Publishing House.

(ii) Vo Dai Quang (2005). Some Issues in Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics, and Phonology. Ha Noi: Culture & Information Publishing House

(iii) Vo Dai Quang (2004). X-Bar Syntax: An Effective Tool for Syntactic Analysis. Hanoi: Language journal; Linguistics Institute – Vietnam Institute for Social Sciences, pp. 53-62

(iv) Vo Dai Quang (2007). Modality in the Sentence-Utterance: Some Basic Theoretical Issues. Hanoi: VNU Science journal, N0 3-2007, pp. 1-12

(v) Vo Dai Quang (2009). Modality-expressing Means in English and Vietnamese. Hanoi: VNU Publishing House

(vi) Vo Dai Quang (2014). Semantico-pragmatic Analysis of English and Vietnamese Questions Proper. Hanoi: VNU Publishing House

(vii) Vo Dai Quang (2018). Intonational Phonology: a sketch for English Intonation. Hanoi: Language and Life journal, N0 11B (279)2018, pp. 10-15; ISSN 0868-3409

(viii) Vo Dai Quang (2018). Approaches to establishing phonological structure. VNU Journal of Foreign Studies, Volume 34, N0 6 (2018), pp. 1-11, ISSN2525-2445

 (ix) Vo Dai Quang (2006). Investigating Means and Devices Conveying Interpersonal Meaning in English and Vietnamese Genuine Questions and Declarative Sentences. Ha Noi: VNU research project (Ministry-level equivalent); Code: CB. 03.33

(x) Vo Dai Quang (2010). Negative Modal Meaning in the Sentence-Utterance in English and Vietnamese. Ha Noi:  VNU research project (Ministry-level equivalent); Code: QN. 08.02  

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